What Our Clients Say

A client since 1999 (written Sep 2004):

To Whom It May Concern:

I feel that I have an obligation to share my experiences with any future patrons of the genealogic research services available from Blitz and its primary research associate Elena Tsvetkova in St. Petersburg. I am doing this totally voluntarily as a token of my appreciation for the assistance provided for me.

The list of surnames below is a compilation of surnames from the different research assignments which BLITZ worked on in 1998.
The searches were carried out by BLITZ through professional researchers in various libraries and archives of the Former Soviet Union.

The list of surnames below is a compilation of surnames from the different research assignments which BLITZ worked on in 2002. During 2002, BLITZ fulfilled 389 investigations on various subjects while working with 98 different clients. The searches were carried out by BLITZ through professional researchers in various libraries and archives of the Former Soviet Union, including the following:

Often people apply to Blitz Information Center - BLITZ with very little initial information about their relatives. During the Preliminary Search, we try to find the family using various directories published in the pre-revolutionary Russian Empire (before 1917). This helps us build a base on which to research more specific family information.

Lost Adventures: from Wango to Solovetski Island with John William Adkins AN AMERICAN'S FATE IN STALIN'S SOVIET UNION An unusual subject was investigated by Blitz Information Services - BLITZ over a four year period beginning in 1996.

The Emperor's All-Russian Air-Club

Background: The following list has been prepared on the basis of a document kept in the Russian State Historic Archives (Fond 90 - Russian Technical Society, inventory 1, file 1013.) It is the list of members of the Russian Air-Club for the years 1910-1911.